> I think there is a problem with the case-sensivity of password > (freeradius-0.3) in radclient:
The passwords usually are case sensitive, unless you've played with the 'lower_pass' configuration item in radiusd.conf. > Results: > - User "a" is accepted with its lower case password "x". (This is OK) > - User "A" is NOT accepted with its upper case password "X". (This is not > OK) > - User "A" is accepted with the lower case password "x". (This is not OK) I don't see that in my local server. It's pretty much a stock config from the distribution, with the 'a' and 'A' users added. Are you sure you haven't made some other change to your local config? > The "funny" part ist, that radiusd is working OK. But I needed 4 hours to > find that out. If my NAS is communicating with the RADIUS, everything is OK. > Only oif I use radclient, the problem occurs. So I am pretty sure, radclient > is messing with the case of the password. Can someone with radclient > knowledge take a look at this? Radclient does NOT change the case of the passwords. It doesn't do *anything* with the passwords, other than encrypt them, and send them to the server. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
